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Bought this for my daughter who loves it! Very happy.

Simplesmente muito bom, construção muito boa, quando comprei achei que os botões eram de baixa qualidade, mas não são, são bons, a superficie dele é muito agradavel pra desenhar, achei que seria lisa, mas ela tem uma textura mto boa, e é bem grande, o melhor custo beneficio que encontrei e cumpre td que promete! Recomendo, e recomendo a imports br tbm, tava previsto pra chegar até 18/10 chegou 16/09, foi taxado pela alfandega e eles pagaram a taxa no mesmo dia! melhor experiencia até agora com compra online!

This HUION graphics table is very nice, and with a little big of configuration it works perfectly on Linux too.The battery-less pen is nice, no need to change batteries ever. The pressure sensing is fairly smooth and the pen comes with 8 extra nibs hidden in the pen stand in case you wear yours out. The drawing area is large (about 6x10 inches) and the buttons can be configured to perform whatever functions you need, like copy/cut/paste, undo, switch tools, etc.To get this to work on Linux, get the "Huion H610pro - DIGImend" drivers from github and install them according to the info on the github page (digimend.github.io). In my case, I only want the tablet to only be active on my main screen and I also want the tablet orientation switched to reverse the up/down, I use these lines to do that:xsetwacom set "HUION Huion Tablet Pen stylus" MapToOutput HDMI-1xsetwacom --set "HUION Huion Tablet Pen stylus" Rotate half(Rotating the orientation allows me to turn the tablet so the cord is on the right, out of my way.)All in all, this is a great drawing tablet for the price and I'd recommend it. It's easily the equal of tablets that two or three times as much.

Amazingly cheap deal for beginners, only feedback to manufacturers is to replace micro-usb port with type-c port since microusb is not as durable as typeC...

Very responsive, precise and high resolution pen tablet. It is even better than the original surface pen. The only problem is that I couldn't find a way to activate erase button for normal windows pen applications such as windows ink workspace. These apps use surface pen button to activate erase.

I have an old Wacom Intuos 3 I bought a decade ago. The intuos never worked very well with any of my computers. In photoshop it refused to implement pressure and seemingly the drivers would stop working randomly, forcing me to restart.Finally I chose to purchase the Huion HS610. I was trepidant, but at a little over $40, I wasn't risking much.I was very careful to download the correct drivers and uninstall any Wacom drivers I might have had on my rig.Almost immediately it worked flawlessly. The pressure control is very good, the shortcuts work (aside for a couple that don't but it's an issue with my software, not the tablet. For instance, I shortcutted Ctrl-SFT-Alt-S (Save for web), and that works great.However, Ctrl-T (Transform in PSD) refuses to work. Beats me why. It works in another software I have with the same shortcut for the same job. Strange.Other than that, I am thrilled with this tablet. It's smaller than my Intuos, but that's a plus. It's light and easy to handle.I added some tall rubber feet sso I can place it over my keyboard, but that's my preference.It's definitely a good tablet. I am thinking of buying a smaller one for my laptop (Which has a touchscreen and a pen, but it doesn;t work in Photoshop, which is crazy, but it has nothing to do with this tablet).I am happy with this. I have been using it almost daily since I bought it a few months ago and I haven't had any issues with it. A few more shortcut keys would be nice, but for the price it's fantastic.For the record, I had an old ipad Bluetooth slim keyboard and I rigged it to stay above the tablet on my drawing surface (A variable incline I built with pressboard and hinges). That's a lot easier tha n suing the regular keyboard for shortcuts I can't fit on the tablet. I even have a keyboard the size of a cellphone and I have integrated that too in my drawing/editing workstation.TL;DR: It's a very good drawing tablet.

This is a great graphic tablet for the price. I recently purchased another brand, very popular brand, as a gift for my little sister and I have to say that even though her graphic tablet was more money than mine, I believe mine is a lot better and I should've gotten two of these instead.I wanted to add a picture of something I drew to help support my review but, unfortunately, I have lost quite a bit of my artistic ability over the years and am trying to use this to get back into the habit of drawing with my wife (she sketches daily).I don't want to really get into anything spec-wise since you can read those right in the description.First, I wanted to give the only two things that disappointed me about this tablet.. it didn't work with my laptop out of the box due to windows compatibility (I had 7 installed, min is 8) and it doesn't work with my android. The reason I'm not rating lower than 5 stars for either of those is because I know that on the Huion website as well as the description, it lists the compatibility as Windows 8, 10.. and some stuff for Mac so that's not their fault. Also, it is not common for a graphic tablet to work at all on an android so I was just hopeful for that one (portability reason but battery would be horrible).Now, what I do like..Response time on this is great- There is absolutely no lag time from the graphic tablet to the screen excluding when you have the size of your brush set really huge and even then, that's the program freezing up my six year old 1.6 dual core laptop, not the Huion tablet.Size- This one is in the description but I just wanted to mention that this is a larger tablet and my old tablet was a small 3x5 (??? Maybe..) one and although it worked okay for the time, I feel like a larger graphic tablet really makes it feel more natural.. I can't word this right.. but basically, how much you move your hand, draw on the tablet, is much closer in size to your screen, in other words, drawing on a 3x5 graphic tablet might feel more natural looking at a 4x6.5 screen but nobody wants to use a tiny screen like that. I can lay this tablet down over my keyboard on my laptop and it's pretty much the same exact size of the bottom part of my laptop.Lastly, so I don't drag this on too long.. buttons. At first, I wasn't sure how I would ever use 8 buttons on a tablet. Two on a pen, yeah, but 8 on the tablet? No.. now, I realized how useful they all are. Something specific I think is cool, using one button as Ctrl will actually allow you to remap it as 14 buttons pretty much. What I mean is, I use the two buttons to increase and decrease the pen size to do just that but when I hold the button I assigned to Ctrl, I can hold that and press the resize button and rotate my canvas instead.. I'm not sure if this is normal for a tablet but I love it.Anyway, I think this is well worth the money and I like it so much that if I do decide to buy a graphic tablet with a screen in the future, I'll stick with Huion.